Kellogg Foundation Company Description
Charitable grants from W.K. Kellogg Foundation are grrrrrrrrrreat! Founded in 1930 by cereal industry pioneer Will Keith Kellogg, the foundation provides more than $280 million in grants annually to a variety of programs focused on youth and education, health, food systems and rural development, and philanthropy and volunteerism. Most of its grants go to initiatives in the US, though it also makes grants throughout Latin America and Africa as well. The work of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation is supported by a related trust; together, the foundation and the trust have assets of about $7 billion -- mainly in Kellogg Company stock.
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